ABOKIN MIJINA Complete Hausa Novel Document by ABOKIN MIJINA

The old man wiped away his tears and said, "Husnah must have been so scared that she seemed to be going crazy. The death of a mother is a great loss, even if it is an illness, let alone the death of a child."

The doctor was very scared when he felt pity for the girl and felt even more sorry for her. He prayed for them and consoled them.

They thanked him, and he passed them by.

They sat for a while before the old man got up and went to his daughter's house and said to her, "Please put patience and perseverance in your heart and stay with your sister, persuade her, and tell her that your mother needs prayers, not tears. I will go to the place to answer the greetings."

She turned her head to him, tears welling up in her eyes.

The two of them walked and she sat there until the nurse came and called her and entered the room. She found the girl lying on the bed with a bottle of water in her hand.

She sat down on a chair next to her, watching her, her self-pity taking over her.

She said, "Husnah, let's pray for our mother and not cry. I know that even though she is alive, she cannot prevent us from getting sick. We all suffer with her. Mother is the one who taught us patience and tolerance. Have you forgotten that she always makes us forget to accept fate, good or bad? Husnah, you saw the doctor saying, you are about to have a heart attack. For God's sake, keep it a secret from me. You know I will only get into trouble if you have any problems."

They were crying, no one was there to console them, but the people in the children's room filled their hearts with compassion, even though they were not as compassionate as the nurse, they felt compassion for the children.

Daket Husnah said, "Aunty Zarah, is it okay? Mama left us, right? And I told her not to leave us, because our father doesn't love us, he doesn't care about us."

Zarah covered her mouth and said, "Hey Husnah, don't say that, just be quiet, our father loves us."

Husnah quickly said, "He brought us here and ran away and left us, right? And you said he loves us, even if he left you money, you can buy us food, but Mama will only take care of us."

Aunty Zarah was crying so much that seeing this made Husnah cry too, so she kept quiet about her misfortune.

They were at the hospital from ten in the morning until noon, and nothing came to their aid. Seeing that they were in a hurry, a woman nearby gave them food and water.